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ashley: can you imagine russell crowe? thank you very much. >> all right, guys. ashley: holiday travel rush is on. how is the massive storm affecting flights across the country? we are live from chicago o'hare coming up next. tracy: the dow jones down 140 points. here are your nasdaq winners and losers. we will be right back ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. and at this special time of year, they shine even brighter. come to the winter event and get the mercedes-benz you've always wished for, now for an exceptional price. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ me announcer ] lease a 2013 glk350 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. tracy: if all you ever wanted for christmas was snow, plenty of people across the midwest already got their wish. a storm slamming the midwest. thousands of flights canceled. mike tobin is out chicago o'hare with the latest. >> i will tell you why. we dodged a bullet in terms of the big ripple effect that o'hare has. let's look at the big board. the flights there on time. you hav
ashley: can you imagine russell crowe? thank you very much. >> all right, guys. ashley: holiday travel rush is on. how is the massive storm affecting flights across the country? we are live from chicago o'hare coming up next. tracy: the dow jones down 140 points. here are your nasdaq winners and losers. we will be right back ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. and at this special time of year, they shine even brighter. come to the winter...
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and nasdaq the big loser down almost 1%, russell 2,000 not too bad, down 1/2%. liz: you might be ready to hop on planes, trains and automobiles the travel stocks not moving quickly, they're underperforming on one of the busiest travel days of the season. expedia closing lower after announcing plans to buy 61% of german hotel bookings sites and let's look at price line, trip adviser, orbits in the red, down 1-2%. dave: gold was hit bad for the whole week down 2%, it was up not quite 1% but $11 gain on gold ending at 1,657 for a troy ounce. liz: gold closing 2.2%, worst quarter in 2008 and energy stocks falling as oil drops 1.6%, a settlement below $89 a barrel. and the huge giants like exxon mobile, chevron, all 3 end to the downside. dave: as we look at the big picture, plan b went nowhere last night and that pushed the market's lower. what does a debt deal have to have to bring in the votes? we will ask representative anne-marie burke love new york. liz: coming up, bringing jobs back to america, the ceo of a technology firm that added jobs this year and plans t
and nasdaq the big loser down almost 1%, russell 2,000 not too bad, down 1/2%. liz: you might be ready to hop on planes, trains and automobiles the travel stocks not moving quickly, they're underperforming on one of the busiest travel days of the season. expedia closing lower after announcing plans to buy 61% of german hotel bookings sites and let's look at price line, trip adviser, orbits in the red, down 1-2%. dave: gold was hit bad for the whole week down 2%, it was up not quite 1% but $11...
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nasdaq also eking out a loss, 4.2 points and then the russell also ending the day in the red. david: it was just positive, the dow just moments ago, but it is the turnaround, 150 points since the story. also a trading day for oil, big rally in yesterday's session where it went up to $91 a barrel. crude was unable to hold on to the gains ending lower on fears of no deals in d.c. all of that late breaking news didn't really affect where oil closed. you see a little positive jump there right now. that's on the news that did come out of washington, but again, it closed at 2.30 down. shibani: also moving today, currencies the yen was a big mover. the currency continuing to decline against the u.s. dollar hitting a 27 month low against our currency. japanese officials signalling that they would do anything basically they could to advance efforts to weaken the currency. a big story there as well. david: you think we're printing like crazy, wait till you see what the japanese do. as the markets crawl back the volatility index, losing all its gains after hitting its highest level since
nasdaq also eking out a loss, 4.2 points and then the russell also ending the day in the red. david: it was just positive, the dow just moments ago, but it is the turnaround, 150 points since the story. also a trading day for oil, big rally in yesterday's session where it went up to $91 a barrel. crude was unable to hold on to the gains ending lower on fears of no deals in d.c. all of that late breaking news didn't really affect where oil closed. you see a little positive jump there right now....
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the nasdaq up just 1/4% russell up 14%. ashley: bold sliding to the lowest level in four months dropping a one.3% after a report that the u.s. economy grew more than expected, gold lining stocks into the red, all posting losses and anglo gold hitting a 52 week low. liz: what looks good? financial sector, climbing within 1%, citigroup looking pretty healthy just under 2%, bank of new york mullen, royal bank of scotland hitting 52 week highs today. ashley: natural gas climbing for the third time in four days after reports show u.s. supply falling more than expected, natural gas for january delivery ending the day up 1.3%. liz: that storm over the midwest. you see that thing out side, winnebago, the largest u.s. motor home maker is getting bigger. increasing production to mean growing demand, just reported better than expected results and that is why we slept this thing outside our studio. you don't want to know, it is $350,000 with a steering wheel and also comes with the chairman, ceo and president of fox business exclusive
the nasdaq up just 1/4% russell up 14%. ashley: bold sliding to the lowest level in four months dropping a one.3% after a report that the u.s. economy grew more than expected, gold lining stocks into the red, all posting losses and anglo gold hitting a 52 week low. liz: what looks good? financial sector, climbing within 1%, citigroup looking pretty healthy just under 2%, bank of new york mullen, royal bank of scotland hitting 52 week highs today. ashley: natural gas climbing for the third time...
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there is a lot of russelling going on the streets that the economy is not stable. they tried to do their own stimulus package a month ago and really didn't get much of a response. so the reel itself is failing. what they're doing to try to buy themselves political time while not giving away any posturing and letting their people know they're in fully control of their state, the region and they will not be pushed around. remember the other factor is the gulf cooperation council which has been unifying arab state gulf countries and iranians are trying to say, you know, we're not going to be pushed around by you guys either. adam: final word on all of this. is it something that the u.s., obviously we keep an eye on it but does anyone take it as a serious threat? >> i don't believe so. not the defensive postures and the naval operations. the nuclear threat is serious. if there is anything we should take from this, we need to have a stronger response. they're not going to allow them to subvert sanctions. we'll continue to push forth to have transparency in what their nu
there is a lot of russelling going on the streets that the economy is not stable. they tried to do their own stimulus package a month ago and really didn't get much of a response. so the reel itself is failing. what they're doing to try to buy themselves political time while not giving away any posturing and letting their people know they're in fully control of their state, the region and they will not be pushed around. remember the other factor is the gulf cooperation council which has been...
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russell 2000 also making a comeback. a lot more money coming back into the market on the optimism that perhaps a deal will get done in washington before the clock strikes 12:00 monday night. as 2012 does come to a close, would you have guessed a year ago that bank of america would have been the best performing stock on the dow this year? well, george putnam new generation research founder and turnaround letter editor, well he predicted it. you may want to find out what is he looking at for 2013. he joins us now in a fox business exclusive from boston. george, thank you for joining us. great call on the b of a, by the way. so this year you're calling on hp to be the turnaround stock for 2013. i mean, i have to say, look, it's been a disastrous few years for hp, the pc sales dwindling, revenue is flat, declining profits, increased debt, exposure to europe, by the way, do we need to mention the purchase of autonomy. i could go on and on. what on earth do you like about hp? >> well, hp has several things going for it both in
russell 2000 also making a comeback. a lot more money coming back into the market on the optimism that perhaps a deal will get done in washington before the clock strikes 12:00 monday night. as 2012 does come to a close, would you have guessed a year ago that bank of america would have been the best performing stock on the dow this year? well, george putnam new generation research founder and turnaround letter editor, well he predicted it. you may want to find out what is he looking at for...
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falling again, fifth day in a row, by the way, of session lows. 159 points down, red arrows, s&p and russell 2000. just sources from the meeting, but none appear to be positive, and as a result, the dow heading towards the closing bell. the holiday shopping season coming to a close, and the u.s., as we know now, on the edge of the fiscal cliff. what's that mean for retailers in 2013? we have a guest here. i love wisconsin, used to live in green bay, ken, thank you so much. tell me, what do you like when it comes to the retailers in 2013, what's the pick, and explain to me why. >> sure. i think the first place to start is to recognize that we're in an uncertain environment, and it's likely to stay that way given the news flow that we have. we're trying to take a balanced approach, first off, look for well-managed bids business -- businesses, and then can we find areas that may not be impacted by how strong the economy is? will consumers continue to spend with fast growth or slow growth in the united states? one to do well in the environment is the auto parts retailers. in particular we like o
falling again, fifth day in a row, by the way, of session lows. 159 points down, red arrows, s&p and russell 2000. just sources from the meeting, but none appear to be positive, and as a result, the dow heading towards the closing bell. the holiday shopping season coming to a close, and the u.s., as we know now, on the edge of the fiscal cliff. what's that mean for retailers in 2013? we have a guest here. i love wisconsin, used to live in green bay, ken, thank you so much. tell me, what do...
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nasdaq off less than that, and the russell 2,000 less than that. it is not a good day. you can't put lipstick on this pig. >> look closer at the energy sector. it was the worse performer with energy stocks ending lower for the sixth straight session. the move lower comes despite a rise in more than 2% on crude oil this week. david? david: as was just said, it's not all red. there is some green on this markets, and it's focusing on retailers. barnes & noble, macy's, zales. people buying diamond rings and bracelets. >> oh, i wouldn't know, david. i'm not a realist, apparently. david: only one woman on my diamond list, but go ahead. >> a look overseas at japan, last trading day of the year, shares closing, get this, at the highest level since last year's tsunami for the year gaining 23%, the biggest percentage rise since 2005. ending on a nice positive note over there. david: wish it was good here. congressional leaders meeting with the president, what's hanging on the edge of the cliff is higher taxes on dividends. coming up, the chairman and ceo of southern company ownin
nasdaq off less than that, and the russell 2,000 less than that. it is not a good day. you can't put lipstick on this pig. >> look closer at the energy sector. it was the worse performer with energy stocks ending lower for the sixth straight session. the move lower comes despite a rise in more than 2% on crude oil this week. david? david: as was just said, it's not all red. there is some green on this markets, and it's focusing on retailers. barnes & noble, macy's, zales. people...
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tracy: for more on the cliff and its impact on the markets, steve wood, russell investments chief market strategist. steve, we've got a dow that is up about 4% over the course of the last month. in the midst of all this, what is the market saying? >> i think the market is pricing in the fact that the fiscal cliff doesn't give us its full impact. if you look at funding liquidity, libor, high frequency financial data and markets they're saying something will get done, piecemeal, probably but something will get done. we'll not get the full blast of the fiscal cliff. tracy: we said before on here does it matter what kind of deal it is? is it any deal? a bad deal could be a bad deal? >> true. all in the sequencing. there is the spending and sequestration. and taxes for most people will come due april 2014. unless you're a quarterly filer. if they do the spending and deal with taxes if they buy themselves time in the interrim and make a commitment to the grand bargain, this long-term fiscal consolidation the markets could like that a lot. i'm going to give them a little bit of the benefit of t
tracy: for more on the cliff and its impact on the markets, steve wood, russell investments chief market strategist. steve, we've got a dow that is up about 4% over the course of the last month. in the midst of all this, what is the market saying? >> i think the market is pricing in the fact that the fiscal cliff doesn't give us its full impact. if you look at funding liquidity, libor, high frequency financial data and markets they're saying something will get done, piecemeal, probably...